Sentence examples for higher level average from inspiring English sources

Instead in DTT treated culture after 120 min the concentrations of alanine, arginine, and threonine were at 2.9, 3.2, 2.1, fold higher level (average of two measurements, respectively for alanine, arginine and threonine) compared to the reference culture.

We have seen, compared to the era of earlier bear markets when the average household portfolio started at a high level, average amount of household assets that were in the stock market started at a 50percentt level and probably got down to below 20percentt at one point, and has come back up again.

For this reason, Ciprofloxacin residues were noticed from the first day of treatment in high level average concentrations of over 1100 μg/kg.

The skid-resistance performance of asphalt pavement was proved to be better with a high-level average effective stress.

The time-varying transition probabilities are described by a piecewise-constant matrix subject to a high-level average dwell time (ADT) switching.

The second uses a top-down approach, which makes less detailed estimates of high-level average costs on the basis of aggregate expenditure records.

We compiled a catalog of xylem-expressed genes, including nearly 13,000 genes expressed at moderate to high levels (average FPKM ≥5; and 100 genes very highly expressed genes (FPKM > 460; Additional file 4).

In this subset of cell lines (8 out of 60, 13% of the NCI-60 panel), sf1 transcripts were present at the highest levels, averaging about 3-fold higher than levels for sf2, 10-fold higher than for sf3 and sf4, 50-fold higher than for sf6, and more than 100-fold higher than for sf5 (Fig. 5B).

Specifically, Chapman et al. (2011) discovered that there are fewer mutations observed in genes that are expressed at a higher level on average in cancer cells.

We also analyzed simulated cells with a very high expression level (average of 800 RNAs per cell).

Women in Scania had significantly higher levels than average which were not attenuated by socio-economic adjustment; women in London had significantly lower levels than average.